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In 2025, voicemail services in Canada have evolved significantly, driven by advancements in VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) technology. Canadian businesses and individuals are increasingly turning to VoIP solutions for their communication needs, thanks to their cost-effectiveness, flexibility, and advanced features.

Studies and industry reports indicate that Canadians make a significantly higher number of international calls to the USA compared to any other destinations.

In today’s global market, where products from all corners of the world are readily available, it’s easy to overlook the incredible goods being produced right here at home. As Canadians, we have a unique opportunity to bolster our economy, support local businesses, and celebrate the craftsmanship and quality of homegrown products. Here’s why we should...

As we navigate through 2025, Canada’s VoIP landscape is experiencing significant advancements, aligning with global trends while catering to the unique needs of Canadian businesses and consumers.  Here’s how providers like VoIP Much, VoIPly, 1-VoIP, and RingCentral are contributing to these developments:

The holiday season is a time of togetherness, warmth, and reflection, but for many Canadians, distance and busy schedules can make it challenging to gather in person. While texts and social media are convenient, there’s something uniquely comforting about hearing the familiar voices of family and friends. Picking up the phone and having meaningful...

Finding the right internet service in Toronto felt like a bit of an odyssey, to be honest. I had been through the highs and lows, the disconnections and buffering nightmares, and I was ready for something better. So, here’s my personal experience with oxio, Bell, and Rogers

The telecommunications industry in Canada is dominated by three major players—Rogers Communications, Bell Canada, and Telus—often referred to as the “Big Three.” These companies control most of the country’s wireless, internet, and home phone services. However, smaller providers, particularly in the VoIP space, are gaining ground by...

For decades, Bell Canada dominated the telecommunications landscape, providing reliable landline services to millions of Canadians. However, the rapid evolution of technology has introduced new players into the market, challenging Bell’s once unassailable position. Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) providers, such as VoIP Much and VoIPly, have emerged...

In today’s digital age, many Canadians are turning away from traditional phones and softphones on computers in favor of mobile VoIP technology. With advanced smartphones and reliable internet connections, making calls through mobile VoIP apps offers convenience, cost savings, and portability. These apps often provide seamless user experiences...

As we stand on the precipice of the fourth industrial revolution, driven by the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), the future of call centers is poised for transformative change. Generative AI, a subset of AI that can create content, conversations, and predictions, is at the forefront of this evolution. For Canadian businesses and the...